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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

LoRD Randolph Churchill, rs viccroy Of
CANADA, would have an opportunity Of
studying American political methods and
al the same time wonld relieve tho Sails.
bury Ministry OF one ut least Of the clc-
plants II has on iis hands "Ranny"
would then Dc 50 close TO his New York
kinsiolk that Il would become quite fish
ionnblc with the upper ten Of that city to
visit the vice-rcgal court where Larry Je-
romo's daughter would reign as vicc-Q Queen
and do II WE'LL indeed with more grace
than any OF the real Queens of Europe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
tn. Gable in Br,e..
Dc suIIanI. hcnIIh !. Imrrorinr.

Inc sultan health n Improving.
Herbert Gladstone says the Liberals will
yet save Ireland.
Plattanon. the most eminent Russian jour.
nalist, i dead.
Murmon- are striving 90 establish com.
munily IN Turkey.
Cox. NJ. T.. has been arrested for attending
proclaimed meetings Ia Ireland.
Emperor William h Ia bed. suffering from
rheumatic pains NJ the base Of the spine.
The Irish Orange grand lodge expresses
satisfaction with Chambcrlnin's uttcinncrs.
The Chinese Emperor has given 900 OpO
tacls for the improvement 81 the yellow
river.
Russia demands q neutrality agreement ns
to Gibraltar similar 10 that relative 10 lie
Sucz canal
NJ. Wilson says he will cease 60 reside nj
the Elyscc the day Ice appears before the
court Of inquiry.
Salisbury. In Ia letter, SAYS the measures
recently passed by Parliament will not re-
siorc peace IN Ireland
Most ~ the French chamber. Of commerce
have pronounced against France entering the
sugar bounty conference.
Festival performances were given through
out Germany and Austria, Saturday. In
honor OF the centenary Of the production Of
Don Giovanni
A Northampton England. grand Jury en-.
dcayorcd 30 have Carncgie's "Triumphant
Democracy thrown out of free library.
because of IT. scdtious character.
Van Ripper formerly American consul al
Moscow, has been expelled from Russian
soil for selling medals to Russian exhibitors
AT New Orleans.
Lord Salisbury has notified VI. waldine.
ton, the French embacador In london ihst
the royal sanction has been given 20 the en-.
forccmcnt Of the Newfoundland halt No,
next season The French press says the
English cabinet has fallen into trap laid
by the Newfoundland fishermen aud that
tie latter will 20 elsewhere for halt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

generally were not OF general public in
tcrcst
The iailure of the court to render a decls-
ION today ia the anarchists cases and the an-
nounoement OF the chief justice that the
court would not be ready to make public
such a decision until Wednesday or Thursday
DAY are thought to indicate nothing more
Than the courts judgment will be set forth
IN more or less elaborate opinion, and that
the justice TO whom the preparation of the
oPimon has been assigned is not yet ready
with H.. The argument in the case was not
concluded until Friday afternoon; the jus.
tees could not meet Tor consultation until
Saturday, and even were they in full agree
inent MS TO all the questions raised, there
would hardly be time between Saturday
afternoon and Monday morning for the prep
aration of a careful opinion and its discus
sion in conference. 1t Is the general, and in
fact about universal, belief Of lawyers who
practice at the bar that the petition for a
writ OF error will be denied. but this belief
is based only upon their own views of con-
stitutional law and the impression made up
on their minds by the argument The JUS
tees of the court can not, of course, allow
any intimation 10 escape them as TO their
views until the decision has been formally
announced from the bench.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

worklngmcn- you, ~ worklngmcn ~ Chi.
cago, allow the champions Oi your legitimate
rights. who arr nov confined In Jail under
rcnirnoc of dsith Brought about absolutely by
pubiir Cinmor ocCnyoncn ny rrrSsiy exaggerated
aud fictitious statements ~ the ,Hpitaustc prcs. %
hang II would he damaging a. this land of
buasicd civilization. Mufkingmvu. ~ dtote cham.
pons an ~ hang On the lith III November. rise In
your might aud Ci,rt their urruc The indie
pcndcnrc IL the United ntaiss WINS brought about
by the usc Of bombs and tu,hfms. They arr II
irciiye. forcwafncd u iofcaumcd. Any action that
u definitely dsicfminrd upon should be- kept sccrrt
until the proper time. II i not at all probable
that the militia will he on the sccuc ~ any at.
tempted execution. This notiCc h not Intended
foe any who arr not In sympathy with the ton.
dcmncd men. Further notice will be- given later
on.
Sheriff Maison. when shown n copy Of the
circular yesterday, said lac had no idea who
were circulating the scditous sheet, aud de.
clincd Ia express his opinion on it, i'm
porthnce Tor day or two. Capt Schnnck
was Of the opinion that u had cmanatcd
from the brain of some crank" who might
have access Ia printing press.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01


Tur New York Financial Chronicle. In
its weekly review. declares that the best
gauge oi the financial situation nj that
center is that ,imc loans can bc obtained
for three, four aud five month. ON iirsl-raie
collateral ut 3 per cent, though banks arr
getting per cent for about all they put
out. This, they say, they arr able IN Ito,
because the ont Of town inquiry from their
correspondents, especially In the west aud
southwest, Is urgent, aud takes OF any
excessive supply There Is more being
dome in commercial paper by our city In.
slituiions ~ their lines have run low aud
the demand irnm their mercantile custom.
ers has subsidized The supply oi paprr IL
not abundant aud rates are consequently
easier fini class sixty to ninety day
bills receivable are quoted ut per cont,
four months commis,ionhousc name,
ar Ga6l per cent, and gool single namcs,
having four months to run, ans % To a
per cent"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

A CAREFUL review Of the crop yield Of
the northwest, by the New York Financial
Chronicle, leads 10 the conclusion that the
three cereals combined give an aggregate
for 1887 almost precisely the same as for
1886, the totals being respectively l,O7l, p
$4,000 bushels and l,O7l, 900 bushels.
Hence, while in individual States and
localities some roads may suffer from a
diminished yield us compared with 1886,
taking the northwest as whole the crop
situation does not indicate any important
changes, though, OF course the low prices
prevailing arc an uniavorabc feature.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
TOUGH TRAMPS.
They DO Not Hesitate TO Use vioien,
20 Enforce Their Demands.

They DO Not Hesitate TO Use violenc
10 Enforce Their Demands.
II Is well for citizens 10 take notice tina
the city Is being rapidly filled with sbld
bodied i1mps. who arc coming Ia ON ever
freight train aud steamboat from the norsl
and west. They do not hesitate to nooost
man and insolcntly make n demand fo
money, under the protcnsc Of procurin|
lodging or something 10 eat. They congrc
gate mostly during the day around III
freight yards aud on tho lcycc. hut NJ nirh
patrol the streets both prominent and rt|
mote for the purpose Of boldly asking and
iniimidaliug street pl.scr 10 contribui)
funds Tor their idlcncss. During The pas
few nights, and especially last night fhcil
demands have been put into forcibl,
effect where the demand Wa ma
complied With About o'clock, whilc WuI
Kelly was on his way home, between XnslI
ington and Poplar streets, ho was halted b,
four men, who commanded him 60 give them
money for a nights lodging and a upper
lie refused, whcrcupon he was Knocked
down aud badly beaten about the head and
body, though not seriously. While In vid
orotisly resisted his assallants, Officers Doher)
~ aud Sullivan were attracted 81 the sccnc|
and arrived In time Ia put the highwaylncf|
under arrest. At the police station they RED
istcrcd ~ Frank Lewis, Piitsburg Wm|
smith, Sioux City; Frank Mitchell. Kansal
City, and VIM. Moore, Cass county u. ri
All Of them were locked up on the ohafgc Of
assault and battery.
Another case, which happened shortlj
after 7 o'clock was at the Louisville \
Nashville depot where n big, overgrowf|
fellow approached Deputy Sheriff John
- l.. a n. ~
refused, nj the same time attempting b. put
the fellow under arrest when hc jerkcd
away aud ny As he did 70 Powell drcd Il
him, but without effect
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
Of Interest % Lawyers.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The chief justice
announced the following order: The first
subdivision of Rule 20 is amended so as to
read Us follows: 'Rule 20, Printed Argu-
ments a. In all cases brought here on
writ of error, appeal or otherwise, the court
will receive printed arguments without re-
gard TO the number of The case on the docket
II the counsel on both sides shall choose to
submit the same within the first ninety days
of the term; and, in addition, appeals from
the court of claims may be submitted by
both parties within thirty days after they are
docketcd, but not after the first day OF April;
but twenty-five copies of the arguments as
signed by attorneys or counsellors OF this
court must first be filed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
Prosecutions Gesia.

NV YonE. Oct 3i.-Disirict Attorney
MARITIME has finished his consideration of the
papers submitted In the complaint made
against Mcssr Jay Gould aud Russell Sagc,
aud will submit the matter 10 the grand
Jury tomorrow. lie declines 20 discuss the
matter from any standpoint
This evening District Attorney MARITIME
said hr had decided To defer taking action IN
the Could Sage ease until next month.
Lawyer Delaney, who presented the com.
plant and uskcl for their Indictment has
requested that he bc given opportunity 10
answer the briefs OF Gouldk counsel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

CucAGo has been ~ thoroughly scared
by the anarchists tina, the very mention Of
them throws the city into IT. They have
called cut all their own soldiers, np
10 have a regiment Of regulars, and are
guarding the anarchists prison ~ closely
that fly cannot pass the police unnoiiccd;
besides which they have detectives all over
the city, watching every stranger who en-.
tens OF leaves the city. And yet with all
this they are 80 frightened they scarcely
dare move.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
The TrooI.. Go Move.

81. PAU, MINI, Oct Sl.-A Pioneer Pro
Fort Custer special says "orders have bcer
issued for the troops 10 move tomorrox
Tuesday Five companies Of cavalry AID
one Of infantry, under command Of Brigndicr
General Rugcr take the field nj oclock
am. Troop A, Fint cavalry. reached CuaeI
station tonight, aud Is now en- route hero.
"A courier from the Cpw agency rportl
near the agency. and the Indian war-drum1
can he heard tonight all along the Big IIorr
river. Indians are all ordered 10 be IN cafor
by Friday night, and Nil out after then vIl|
he treated as hostilcs The troops are "
hiRh spintS"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

In lS7s.70 Great Britain consumed
2,sI3, 900 balcsof cotton, 400 pounds 10 the
bale; IN Iss6-T she consumed 1904, 900
bales. In 1850 the continental spinncrs
took 2,59G,0OO bales. In lsSGS' they took
100000 bales. The United States In
ls7s-7p consumed i.7si, 900 bales, and In
Isso-s7 2,io3,Ooo bales. India consumed
In 1850 2G2, go bales, and In 1861
I'll, 800 bales. Tho total consumption Of
cotton In tho world In 1880 was 7,isj,.
30 bales; In 1867 Il had grown 10 be-
10, 40s, 800 bales. The increase Of con.
sumption has been steady. In is7o-so Il
w~s, Ss2. tsobalcs, in lssO-sl, s.Ol7. 400. In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

Tur Rev. Dr. Strong calls tho attention
Isl Of his christian co-workcrs 10 the fact that
Of the GO,OOO,OOO people in the United
States 30,OOO,OOO OF them never 70 10
church. II the doctor will dip deeper
into ccclc siastic statistics he will find that
Of the 100, 600 not morc than 1890, 900
can he counted on in any reliable sense a.
Christians.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

ident Foulke, Lucy Stone, Henry G. Blaci
well, the Rev. S. s. Hunting, Margars
evening session the program was as folloX]
Address of welcome, Miss Matilda Handni1I
Pennsylvania: response, Mrs. Julia WI
Howe, Rhode Island annual address a
president, Hon. VIM. Dudley Foulke, n
diana, and an address by Lucy Stone, Mas
chusetts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
Criminal Cnnri.

In the criminal court yesterday llcnr
West was convicted 81 petit larceny and "a
fenced 10 six months In the wnrk.housc 40,
fined So; Mike Dalton, for petit larceny, Va
acquitted; VIM. Green. accused 81 fraudulct
breach Of trust, was alsoHcquittcd.
Calendar for November Nos. ll3, Sal
l,osenthall; l53, Bob Ilally: l3g, Matt
Jones; u. Harry White; ., All Peoller an
Henry Cooper.
For November 2: Nos. l57. Martha BaI.
win; lG2, :. A. Jockling; $50, John Mormoi
lis, Wash Williams aud John Mormon: rs
Ben Campbell; 1856, Henry smith; 100 A
bert Green; ljS-l6l, Henry Smith; 09-7O, v
A. Brown.
Por November 3 Nos. 90. Anderson Coz
nelly; il-i2 I'd Thornton: 1880, Frc
Thompson.
For November 4: Nos. lS0-l3l-l33-l5l,
NJ. BcNell %, H. H. Smith.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

Tux Colorcd Fair association Of Shelby
county mas made an excellent and encour-
aging beginning. II the exhibit and pro
cccdings 81 yesterday arc followed up,
thcr is no calculating the good that Is 10
come 10 the negro race in and about Mem
phis. They need the stimulus Of unity.
concord and accord.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
tn. sanih nnd the Ncrrnr..

senator uolqultt Ia the Forum Tot November
The question Of the alleged Suppression
Of the negro vote IN the south has ior some
years been comparatively. qncsccnt, but
now the trainers oi political platforms arr
striving 10 bring Il 10 the front, aud II may
BE- that they will succeed, NJ they have
succeeded before, in arousing scc,ionalani.
mostly. We are. however, encouraged ~
believe that la the estimation ~ tie So
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

TuE civil trial 81 Gen. CaiIarcl, Mad
ann LimouSin Ha,nEzi and Gen. D'Aud.
lau. charged with the Galc Of the legion OF
honor, will commence ut Paris on the 9Th
Of November, and Il Ia predicted will be
the occasion Of more excitement than that
Of PranIini, whose mistress, II il said, is io
marry New York physician.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

SAN fRANCIsco is TO have a statue Of
Liberty to light up her harbor II is 10 be
erected ON Mount Olympus and the light
will De oi 10000 candle power Adolph
Sutro, of Sutro tunnel fame, will pay for IT,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

JAY Cooke predicts terrible Revision
in trade as the result Of over production
But then Jay is old and worn out. has lost
his position rs iinancier and consequently
takes gloomy view Of things. His liver
is out of order, and everything looks bill
ious 10 him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

THERE is bare chance that Sir Charles
Dixie may enter English public life again
lie IL getting ready for it by whitowash-
ing process, which, il acceptable to his
constituents Of Chelsea, he will Stand"
for Parliament again.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
"Jim, 1bo Pcunnp.-

Next week Memphis will enjoy the grca
Madison Square ;hoa,cr attraction, lin
the Pennan" Last night Manager Fan
Gray, Of the theatcr, received the fnllowin
dispatch from st. Louis: "Jim, the Per
man. opened here tonight at the Gran
opcm-housc 20 packed house against loot
and Barrett at the olympic"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
A CanIInII.i Assaulted

Kansas CRY, Mo-, Oct si.-A Times For,
Scott, kas' special says that Mayor Francis
Ticrnan, a prominent capitalist aud rial g..
tate dealer, wns assaulted on the street At 4
o'clock this afternoon by J. II. Williams. an
old man, who used o mw.hide. The tronble
aroso over a RAJ estate matter between the
two men. Williams, who isa farmer, had
not been Arronled 10 last AncniinIa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

Is casc VI. Grcyy resigns the prcsi.
dency oi France the following an likely Ia
be candidates ior the vacant place: VI. De
frycinct, Gen. Boulangcr, NJ Leon Sacy,
Gen. Saussicr, VI. jules Ferry and the Due
dAumalc. OF these the chances arc
mostly with fnycinct and Fcuy, either
one Of whom would iill the high aud NJ.
sponsiblc office crcdiiably.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
'HaH aHHa
uaycrly's MnstoJons.

Friday night next the celebrated IIayer
ly's Mastodon Ministries will open an en-
gagcmcnt of two nights and a Saturday
matinee. II is very strong organization
this season and has been doing very larg,
business ia other cities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

1r is said that the administration Is
greatly stirred ON account Of Gen. Jack
sons speech at Macon. II need not be-.
II has no responsibility in the matter
jackson is free man In free country
and speaks his mind, easily shouldering all
the responsibility that may come to him
e..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
THE COURTS.
Isrol,nte sottrt.

Constantine Lent WIS appointed adminis
TRAITOR Of the estate 81 Joseph Lcnli, licensed
l., u. Eaton was appointed guardian OF ~
estate of Ella Boswell aud A. -. boswell, IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
THE SUPREME COURT
Decision in the Anarchist Cases Post.
ponQd Until "Wednesday.

w,lmSuron oct si.-Thc United States
supreme couf rhm was crowded again to-.
day In anticipation II decision upon the
motion for writ 81 crrjr In the ease u the
Chicago anaSlhifs. II was thought that
Mr. Justice Miller might perhaps announce
the decision ahai seni the opinion, and when
his turn camcIttc rouri mom was absolutely
still. while btrs pcr.on present listened
eagerly for his fri words The judgments
which he ANNOUNCED had. however. no rria.
ton To the Coo which was IN every ones
mind. aud u vas not until the rnding Of
opinions had been concluded that any ~.
fcrnrr a. that ease was made. The chief
Justice then said that the court hnpcd Ia Ice
rr,iy 10 annonncc H. decision npnn The
motion Of Spies aud uthrn Tor a writ uf
crrnr hy wednostlay uf this week. and Ger.
tanly by Thursday:
Tie n,o,ion made hy Attorney General
Garland last week, 1T the rquc,t of the
cnmptroller Of the currency, a. advance Tho
cnse of the rccciyur ~ the First nntionnl
hank of Hnhalo against Elbridrr q Snaui.
ding and Others was denied. This i the cn.,
which involves the question at the liability
Of the directors 81 national hanks Tor uc,ll
p,.urr IN The performance NJ their duties.
There Was no decision tu,ln, Of the pr,.
hihiilon cases irvw kauNal. and tie opinions
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

WALL street Is overloaded with stocks
and wants Ia unload. but thcn are no
lainls about. They arr all In the real
estate business 1T Omaha, Kansas City,
ouiclita, birmingham, sheffield OF DE
catur FER contra, the banks arr full Of
money, which they loan 10 thosc who are
engaged In legitimate trade, which Is every.
where houfishinr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

TnE 81. Louis Globc-Democmt has re-
vived aud is dealing out 10 its readers all
the old mdc chcsinuts il had laid away
wrapped up In the bloody shirt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

The time Of the circuii court Is silltocru
pied with the case Of Burrows asa.n.t vii
kcrspn. This suit Is for damages susiaine.
by the death of a little hoy. resulting rom
fall from the elevator " the defendant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
rbc ts,.aso Printers.

cuc.oo, H.. Oct Si-Evcry union n
printer In the city Of Chicago, nbout 90
number. will be out Of work tomorrow. q
Typotheia, the association Of employin
printers, having refused 20 accede
the demands OF the typographical unio
that nine hours instead Of tan shall eoiist
suia a--'s ua-h
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

A MANUFACTURES ale society, with n
capital Of $1,000 900, would be timely
helper in Memphis just now.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
Che Memphis Appral
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1887.
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I, n. m.-For Mississippi
Warmer fair weather light To fresh variable Winds
For Arkansas aud Missourl-Shightly cooler.
followed by warmer. fair weather. light 10 fresh
northery winds. shifting Ia southorly.
For Tennessee and koutuoky-Slghuy cooler.
followed by warmer, fair weather light 10 froAh
northcasterly winds, shifting TO southcrly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
ANARCHIST SCHEMES.
threatening Letters and Appeals Sen.
sational Story from Pittaburg.

CHoAGo H., Oct 3i.-The sheriff aud
police department were considerably agi-
tatod yesterday by the circulation from m
unknown source. through the mails, Of the
following circular, which Is without sig
nature or other identification;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
CHANGER. Caurf.

chnnccry DEGREES yesterday: williams,
vs.. Martin, sale aud partition: Bank Of Cor
mcrcc ". Flanagan. scire facias: HAtchc
W. lcaih, distribution; Ebert W. Bocke, I
sale etc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

4 CRISIS srrms rrally 10 impcni in
France. VI. Maynard who Is az unique.
toned Republican, says that as VI. envy
IL nearly eighty yonn Of agc he caHnot h.
expected Ia pmain In Office much longer,
and tia, his years may iorc him to 40
what his spirit aud will rrbcl against. II
he does resign, Il will not be- in the face Of
IN official inquiry into the conduct " Nj,
soninlaw, NJ. Wilson. When hc resigns,
the two chambers of the national assembly
will unite in convention for the election
81 his SUCCESSOR, just rs our legislatures
units in convention 10 elect United
States SENATORS As majority Of
this convention would he Republic.
ans, there would he nothing to
fear. A surprise, or coup d'ciat, would
be- impossible. 4 restoration oi the mon.
arcly or Of the empire Is wholly out Of the
question. The stability Of the republic h
no longer n matter Of doubt. Il h. ~ VI.
Tlion declared, the only form Of govern.
incnt suited 10 The French mind, habit and
tuste
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

jar DAVIS is nightmare TO tho rabid
Republican press. lie Expresses them
sorely.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
The uamii,e. Ease.

spcclal Dispatch 10 the Appeal
JACKSON. Miss, Oct 3l.-Thc supreme
court rendered no decision today. The
Hamilton Euhanks case will not bc decided
bcfurc next Mondak.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
weman.ss,g..-.

PuLApEIri'iA, Ia, OCT si.-The nine.
tenth annual meeting Of the American
womcns sunr1gc association was opened
here today. Addre,soa wop mads nv Pes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
The nrl,l.n er.in Trnas.

LONDON, Oct 3l.-The Mark Lane Express.
In lis weekly review IL the British grain
trade, says English wheat values ART hard
ening. Prices arr % better. The marked
falling of Ia deliveries In London tends 20
raise the tone. The sales Of English wheat
during the past week were 65,J7l quarters at
5os Id. against is,O0s quarters ut ~. 81 dur
ing the corresponding week last year. Flour
II steady. Barlcys arr In good inquiry. and
are Gd dcarcr. The values Of foreign wheat
are maintained. Liverpool quoted III higher.
Corn Is IN small supply. at stihcned prices
There were xix arrivals 81 wheat caryncs
Three were sold and one remains. Al to.
days market wheat was steady. Flour was
firm. For corn the turn was dcarcr Oats
wcrc StaGd dcarer. The prices Of beans aud
peas were against buycrs.